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EGGsI EGGsl

Kirksville Poultry Yards, High
class Langshans, Partridge Cochins
and Black Cochins. Eggs for
Matching in season. A few pure
standard cockerels for sale now.
Parties wanting pure bred poultry
will do well to write me for partic-
ulars and prices. Eggs packed in
new baskets, carry safely to all
points. SANFORD SNYDER.
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FOR SALE.

Elder Russell has a pair of In
dian ponies, buggy, sleigh etc,
that he will sell cheap.
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FOR SALE.

Good new house of four rooms,
and two acres of land in northeast
part of town. Address this office.
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Girls be sure you know how to
cook well, if you wish to pass
over one shoal ON the ocean of
married life.
If you want a farm wagon,
spring wagon, or buggy, go to
Carothers & Greene's.
The Brown corn planter and cul-
tivator at Carothers & Greene's.
For corn, corn chop and meal,
try A. L. Holms at the Variety
Wood Works.
Leave orders for groceries at
the store Of Evans q Shaver.
Boilers and engines bought and
sold at the Kirksville Iron Works.
We are now receiving choice
line of Dress Goods, which we Of
fer at prices TO suit the times.
BREwINGToN & FOWLER.
Brasfield & Kellogg has some
choice clover seed.
If you want to get slowed up, go
to Carothers & Greene's.
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Misses SUSIE and Hattie Barn
hart, of Brashear, were visiting the
family of their uncle, J. Campbell,
Friday an d Saturday.
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Buy your groceries of 10. FL.
FL. Nichols. He will deliver them
to you in any part of the city free
of charge.
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The lowest rates Of interest and
most liberal terms are given by
W. IT. Clark kirksyille.
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PERSONALS.
JonN LANTz, of Willard was III
kirksyille Wednesday.

JOHN LANTz, of Willard was III
Kirksyille Wednesday.
w. Il. EMERT, of Willard, spent
Tuesday night in Kirksville.
Misses Kate and Matte Holiday
are visiting Mrs. Helen Richey.
BILLY MoKEEHAN, of Greentop,
was in town Wednesday.
Miss ADA KELLER, of Brashear,
is vising Mrs. r. NJ. Brashear.
W. G. Four left for Virginia,
Saturday night. having received
word that his mother is dangerous
ly Ill.
CAPT. II. \. BUTLER, of Macon,
spent several days in Kirksville
this week.
Mrs. II. A. BUTLER, Of Macon,
il visiting her mother, Mrs. a.
Gooch.
Miss NETTIE FOSTER, of La
Plata, was visiting the family of
FL. Sloan last week.
G.. ". WHITE, formerly of Shib-
ley's Point, but now of Eldorado,
Kansas, is here ON business.
Mss AGNES LANDEs after a
weeks visit with friends at Glen
wood, returned to Kirksyille Mon
day morning.
Fl. G.. PARCEL the north side
photographer made an excellent
negative of the Canton Degree
staff, which visited here last week.
AAEoN KENYON. the jolly post
master at Novinger, was in town
yesterday.
J. II. RAINwArER and family, Of
Shibley's Point, left for Scio-
ia, Illinois, Wednesday morning.
Our genial friend H. Sonders-
hansen, OF Greentop, called to ee
Us tuesday morning.
Mr.. G. ". WALTERS has moved
10 town and is attending the Bust
ness College.
Irs. ELLA WRIGHT. Of Kansas
City, is visiting her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. s. K. Fowler, Of this
place.
S. c. Mahurien closed very
successful term OF school at the
Hays school house last week.
Mn. JOHN BARROW and Mrs. EN-
ma Barrow of Kansas City are Wis
iting relatives in hirksville.
Mss Rosa SKULL Of Zig spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends
in hirksyille.
Mrs. II. T. STRoCK and Miss
Eagle of Brashear, spent Thurs
day IN kirksyiile.
w. r. FREEMAN, who always re-
members the editor, made US q
business call Wednesday after
noon.
MR. ". S. GATL1N and wife OF
/ Greentop. were in town Tuesday
and made the GRAPHIC Office {
pleasant call.
ELDER El.Y's mother, brother
and sister left for their home III
Southern Kansas, Tuesday night
J. C. GUILE left for Drakeville
Iowa, Wednesday, where he ha
made business engagements for
year.
P. NJ. Smith has purchased the
interest of G. N. Mcclure in tbs
/ Hardware Store and will conduc
the business alone.
Mr.. G. N. MCGUIRE left for Lo
Angeles, Cal, last Thu rsda.
night, where he goes for the bene
lit Of his health.
Mrs. <. S. DoNEGHY, who ha
been in Kirksville several months
returned to Macon Wednesda
morning.
Mrs. CHRIssIE MEEKs spen
several days in town this weel
She viii return to Dakota for tn,
summer in two or three weeks.
Rev: Pope Yeman, D. D., of Col
umbia, Mo, will preach at tn
Baptist church in this city Sunda
morning and evening.
Mr.. JOHN C. PURL, formerly
resident of Polk township, bu
; now Of Crawford CO., Kansas. is i
{ town TO be treated for Cancer c
! the breast. He expects to be abb
: to return home in about tire
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Sale.

One good bull calf nearly full
durham. Call ON 2. j. BROWN,
Kirksville, no.
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Say, look at that gasoline stove
at Carothers & Greenes.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the solicitation OF many teachers ans
friends hereby announce myself candi'
date Tor the Office Of County School Commits
siorer for Adair County.
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DIED.

GR1FTIS-Fr;day Feb. 18th, of
paralysis, j. B. Griffin.
His funeral Sunday morning
from the family residence. He
was native OF Hooking county
Ohio, but has resided in this coun-
II over 20years. For four months
previous to his departure from
this life he suffered from a severe
stroke Of paralysis, but was patient
during all his sutferings. He left
six children to mournshis loss.
The family return their
heartfelt thanks to the neighbors
and friends for their sympathy,
and kind services rendered.
W1LLABD:-In this city, Feb. 25tt
1887, Mr.. JohnA. Willard aged
81 years, 2 months and 6 days
Mr.. Willard came to Kirksvillt
from Frederick county, Mary
land in 1877 and rapidly gathered
around him host of friends. HI
had been Ill for some months and
the announcement of his dealt
was received with universal regret
W hen dishes become discolor
ed through careless washing
wash them in strong soapsud
and scour them with marble SANE
Tor sifted coal ashes.
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MARRIED.

JOHNSTON MEARs-At the Eagle
Hotel in this city Sunday, Feb.
9th, Richard NJ. Johnston and
Miss Lydia Mears, Rev. J. S.
Rocker officiating.
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Brashear Items.

Roads better.
Measels improving.
Railroad booming.
Birds singing.
Church bells ringing.
Spring Work beginning.
Charley Ebert, of Quincy, was
in town Saturday.
III. q. Seayer came up from
Hurdland last Friday and return
ed next day.
w; R. Barr Sundayed near Viii
son, the 9th.
J.R. Clark & Co, are invoic-
ing this; week.
The musical entertainment at
the Academy last Thursday was q
brilliant affair and one of merlted
success. The music was of the
heaviest class and interspersed
with comic solos and quartets.
The protracted meeting is still in
progress and is increasing in inter-
est. Rev. Fisher, the presiding
elder, left Monday for other fields
of labor. He made many friends
while here.
G. P. Barr made a flying trip to
Sue City this week.
Misses Minnie Woods, Ida
Woods, Carrie Clotfelter and
Laura Jones, of Wilson, rendered
valuable assistance in the musical
entertainment last week. They are
all charming young ladies, and we
don't blame the Brashear boys fol
making frequent trips south.
Prof. Gibbons, of Hurdland, was
in town Saturday. He gives al
entertainment at the close of his
school next Friday in Hurdland
It seems that some of the boys
at Bullion have been disturbing
the singing class in progress there
and are now consoling themselye;
with the probabilities of having
to pay a heavy fine. Better be
have at all times gentlemen anc
then you will avoid such Difficult
ties. COMET.
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Carothers & Greene's, headquar
ters Cor farm machinery.
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Don't.You Forget 1t.

J. Fowler, the Merchant Tai
lor, north side of the square, want
everybody to call and see hisspring
goods before buying. It will cost
you nothing to examine the goods
and you will save money if you
buy. Come right along.
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We have lovely line of laces
very low. Please look at them.
BENNINGTON d FOWLER.
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Preserves and JeIlies in Bulk.
Blackberry Preserves

All bills. due US, not settled by
the lst of April will be put in the
hands Of an officer.
GoBEN & Morrow.
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We are authorized to announce y. y. REN-
NEDY. Principal OF the hirlSsville Public
schools. as candidate for the oflice of School
Commissioner for Adair county.
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When you start to obtain your
marriage license remember these
things and you will be saved con
siderable annoyance and en-
barassment: If either party is IN
der age, take with you the written
consent OF parents or guardians. Ii
you have ever been married before
be prepared to prove the dissolu-
ton of the marriage by death or
divorce, giving date, place and
cause. To the expectant bride
groom It would be well and save a
world Of trouble, if he is dead sure
he is able to take care of wife
and know how to treat one well.
The would-be bride would avoid
many heartaches if she would as
certain positively that the fellow
who wants to marry her is sober,
steady, Industrious and klndheart-
ed man.-Chlllicothe Tribune.
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If you want the best shoe in
town call on Brewington d Fowler.
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At the urgent request OF many friends and
teachers. hereby annouce myself as n candi-
date for the OLice Of School Commissioner tor
Al. II COUNTY. Respectfully.
FRANK PROPST.
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Farmers of Adair
AND
ADJOINING EQUITIES
ATTENTION!
Now on this day comes NJ. L.
BEEMAN of the first part, to
mrke statement to the people of
Adair county the second part, that
he is now ready to fit out every
farmer with new Flows and Guilt
yators and every thing needful for
the Spring Work.
BRING ON YOUR OLDPLOWS
and if they are not worth
repairing buy
WINONA Pillow
AND BE HAPPY
We will put on II inch Shears
out of Crusible Cast Steel for
$3.50 and everything else in pro-
portion.
0. I'll. BEEMAN
Known to the People of Adair as a
Plow Workman will wait upon you.
Ny facilities for doing work will
EXCEL ANY PREVIOUS
YEAR FOR HORSE SHOE
ING. COME TO ME
ANDI WILL SHOE
WITH STEEL PATENT SHOE.
Don't fail to see my
DAISY cULTIv.AToR.
J. Fl. MACDOWELL
The Celebrated Wagon Wood
Workman will be found at my
place.
I will exchange a limited number
of New Wagons for Old Ones.
NOW IN CONCLUSION 1
WILL SAY
Ii you come to me you won't go
away
Without your work the same day
Unless you have Plow to lay.
And if you have come too far to 60
back the same Gay
Stay all night and I will give your
horses hay,
And then on the morrow If you
don't go astray
You viii get back in time to make
a ton of hay
Long before the sun is hid beneath
the mountain gray.
Thanking my many customers
for their long continued patronage
l am very Respectfully Yours,
NJ. L. BEEMAN.
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THATCHER
For low interest on farm loans.
Farm Loans

Make your Farm loans of ".
H. Clark Kirknlle No, Office over
Savings Bank.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan at Z per cen
Call on r. L. barrow.
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For Sale.-House and two lot
in the east part of town. Address
this office.
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Leave orders at Ivie's Hotel fol
bus to any part of the city.
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Money Saved is Money Twice Earned.
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If you want to get slowed up, go
to Carothers & Greene's.
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Observation-Disclosures resi-
dence of DR.. McDavitt, LaPlata,
Mo-, by the Rev. j. S. Rocker,
Mr.. Samuel Elliott and Miss
Mollie L. Hubbard.
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Brasfield & Kellogg has some
choice clover seed.
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The Brown corn planter and cul.
tivator at Carothers g. Greene's.
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". 4. Potter, formerly foreman
in the GRAPHIC Office, but has been
in Kansas for the pastnine months,
returned to Kirksville Monday
morning. After a short visit with
his mother and sister, he will re-
turn to Maxville, Hans, to engage
in the newspaper work.
Mr.. Simpkins of Edna makes q
liberal proposition to locate a
Touring mill at this place. He
asks notl ing as a gift and best OF
ell is a professional miller with a
thorough knowledge Of the bust
ness.
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Miss Lizzie Gibbons has a great
variety Of plants and flowers which
she viii supply to customers at
reasonable prices.
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We cali attention to the an
nouncement of Chas. Patterson in
this issue.
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ELY-BowN-At the residence of
the brides parents in Polk town
ship, Thursday evening, Feb.
23d, Mr.. John Ely, jr., and Miss
Alice Bown. j. J. Clark, j. p,
officiating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

... The Middlebury band gave an outdoor
concert Friday mght....Dr Virgil w.
blanchard, formerly of Middebury and
Weybridge, and now noted inventor and
capitalist of New York city. has been
spending some days here with his family
.... Ezra Turner, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever nearly two mouths, is able
to be out. THE temperance people OF
Middlebury are getting greatly incensed
over the unrestralned way in which in
toxicants are apparently dealt out in
Middlebury, and the chances are that
something will soon drop heavily.
Henry Burns of San Antonio, Texas,
shipped his recent purchases of sheep
from this station, Wednesday. There
were two carloads of splendid merinos
numbering in all 205 head. ......The in
quest into the death of John Skirce, who
was found in a dying condition under his
horses heels between East Middlebury
and Ripton, Sunday evening, does not
seem to have developed anything of CON
sequence, although there were some sus-
picions of foul play. The Misses Snow
Of Boston, Mass, are visiting in town as
the guests of Miss Hattie Chapnan....
Col. Joseph Battell shipped a couple of
fine Lambert colts, one yearling and the
other two.year-od, to Richmond, Va,
Wednesday, they having been sold for
nice price to gentleman there. Fred
Foote went along TO take care of them.
,,artv at tba hJfilnn Idnnea GSaJ"aeda5S
eveninp p f. Chapman mas returned
from his trip to Milwaukee, Wis. Prof.
| William II. Parker and daughter, who
have been visiting at l4angdon,. \; H.,
have arrived home. ..... Rev. C. ;. Murk-
! land and wife of Manchester, n H., are
listing Mrs Murkland's s parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. A. p. Tupper Charles H. Will
Hanson who has been laid up for several
weeks with sprained ankle, is now able
Mrs. l. n. Mallory and family of Keene,
n. H. ,Who have been visiting here for
several weeks, have returned home and
Wallace Foote accompanied Them In
tending to spend his vacation in Keeue.
Morrisville.
Mrs. j. A. Robinson. who has been absent
from town since Anril will return ,,ere this
,,o.I NJ II j pohinso, ,,ill olso 20
t',.,i e., Got,a+ w.. a,,d Nfr, ~ II
Iu' lioii T@op'' anu NJ = y. ~
hoolnson OF Derby Llte nave Deen stopping
in town for several days. The fall term
of school at Morrisville academy opens Wed
; nesday August 31.--Hvde Park Cornet
band was entertained bv Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eoss o, Su,n,,,o, stroet Saturdav evening
w.. Eoss a atar,o,ohor of tba hand RECENTLY
"' rO'1 "a i''o1 VI Vno
married MISS Angle Ahure"s ol lhls Piace'
An illustrated missionary lecture is to
be given at the Congregational church on
} Friday evening, by Mr. Leitch who has two
daughter missionaries The lecture is to be
illustrated with a number OF large views
shown by calcium light.
( South Royalton.
, c,.,-
me interior OF the ooutn Lunorluge g
Metnoulst chuIch navl4s ,i uHueIeoie ar an
en.lre oa hd hmsdav M ,,"t 1ust II
hb,o oMS ;r+aras,irl Sar,uan, w.. nreacb
"a i', e1o, D., y t2rnoa of Whita Rive,
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this vicinity only now and then an or
chard showing fruit. w. W. Higbee has
perhaps as fine crop as can be seen any
where mostly Greening and Spy 80. the
wild carrot is running riot with meadows,
and now sweet clover has put in an ap-
pearance and will become a great pest I'M
less fought out of existence.
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.
A Republican Judicial Convention Called
at Plattsburgh.

Hon North Chamberlain of st. Law
renee county, the Hon. j. Sanford Potter
of Washington and the Hon David +.
Dobie of Clinton, members of the judicial
committee, have issued call for re
publican judicial convention to be held at
Plattsburgh, September S at 10 O'Clock
a. m
Rouses Point.
A billiard room has been opened in
Montgomery hail. in connection with the
Windsor. On Saturday evening Cary
Clark was arrested by Officer Speare on
the charge of robbery. lie was exam
ined before Justice Hoag, the follow
ing Thursday and Friday, and was
committed to Plattsburgh 10 await the
action of the grand jury. Clark together
with his son, Amasa, and man named
Minkler, hired rig OF sam Lewis, ana
followed llp couple of Frenchmeu who
passed through here that day with Il per
forming bear, intending 10 bring home the
bear. They overlook the Frenchmen
about two miles sOuth of mere and pitched
into them. but only succeeded i'll c3ptur-
ing satChel containing clothing etc.
Minkler and young Clark escaped to
Canada.
Champlain,
The contract for building the new iron
bridge has been given to the Groton iron
Bridge company for $500 A force OF
% men went to work yesterday morning
to clear away what is left of the old school
building aud get ready for the foundation
of the new one THE 2Tth anniversary
and festival for the benefit of the Catholic
church, will be held Monday August Is,
consisting OF religious exercises in the
morning. Dinner at II IN, i'll the new
church, price 35 cents lecture and refresh
ments at Canada hall in the afternoon
musical and dramatic entertainment
in the evening, admission 25 ceuts, reserv-
ed seats 35 cents. All are invited, without
regard to color or sect.
George Young, a lad 10 years old, while
taking lumber from planer in Moore's
shop at Potsdam, Thursday, was struck
in the forehead by stick, and his skull
crushed in.
| Major Howell of Plattsburgh has iden-
| titled Gillian, the alleged torGer, under ar
reet at Malone as the man who registered
at the Witherill under the name Of "T.
! b. Humphrey
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Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Robinson will return
in about two weeks. Rev. Mr.. Ford of
California. q former Congregational pas
.......W. II. Robinson and wife have
returned from a short trip following their
marriage, which took place at West / ERIK
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There are no new developments in the
matter of the death of John Sktrce. ..:..
Messrs. Robert Calhoun and John, VIII
son have gone TO Glens Falls TO do large
job of plumbing. .... Probably the finest
grain field for its size yer seen in Addison
county is 40-acre plot of oats raised by
Messrs. Humphrey and II. Sullivan. ....
Mrs. Myi IN Langworthy and her two
children have gone to Hampton, n. I.,
for visit of several weeks to the relatives
of the Pension Office at Washington, is
visiting his father, Prot VIM. IL. Parker.
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Mrs. C. l.. Wolcott is recovering from
her recent severe illness. Mr.. |. II.
Plant, who has been dangerously sick, is
also steadily gaining 49,. Mr.. Harrison
Jackson and femily have left Gloucester,
Mass, and are at present at Old Orchard
Beach, Maine. 49,, Mrs. Ell Barnum and
family are at Camp Martin. 49,. Frequent
daily excursions to the lake side are now
in order.
Miss Ella Phelps has returned from
Iowa. 49,. Mr.. George Wood is at Camp
Martin. "A party ofyoung people visit
ed the slide at Mt. Mansfield on Friday.
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Now haying is over many of our people
are taking their vacation, camping at
Highgate Springs. .....A. e. Riley and NJ.
p. Brill start out this week on the road for
Enosburgh parties .....E. h. Bell has
sold his village residence to Henry Liant
man for Sll00.. Frank Briggs and his
brother Clark of Burlington are spending
the summer at the DOCTORS farm. Frank
has "A beautiful driving mare with him
and he makes it hot for the boys occasion
ally when they get after him with their
una hnrsnS